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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
MONDAY SERVICES AT TRINITY

The day prayer meetings at Trinity Church for busl
conducted successfully year 20 yere
resumed yesterday. Tho Rev. Edward Osborne OF IT
Clements Church. Boston, delivered In, first OF series Of
addresses Merchants, clerks and bankers crowded tho
church aud remained during the hour Tina
address of ts
p example Nothing ho thought was more
than tho loss of In tho
trial insistoi SHOULD retain high IDEAL aud
IL business. society and poitics
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TO GIVE PEoUNIARY AID TO TEA oHERa

The directors and the Teacher Mutual Benent
Association. which incorporated yesterday Jacob T.
eoyIe Mary Louise Clswscn Abner b. Holey, Aianson
ksmer: samuel Ayrss Henry =. ONei Mary A. hASorem.
eugene John oturtsvsnt Pauline A. Lose. Ma
kanie r. Beers Elijah A. Rowland Christopher Gregory
RenU Z. Atchded 1etgiA MathewA BAiome Puroy 2ich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

sUPFOCATgD BY GAS IN A LODGIYGHOUSE.
man forty old who mechanics blouse
and pair OF overas registered at the VaDdyke House
Bowery Bayar sunday night as George Decker
Al 10 3D. Yesterday he found dead bed having besn
by gas IL not possible to toll II he had com
United suicide or had let the gas escape by accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

PAMAPo- Edward Breesc exprcssman. OF Avenune
and suicide yesterday In barn IN
he O hanging himself. Breese was SKY
years oil an u wife and several children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. d.. 7 Reach-st.. n. Y.
Hours-ll 10 and 10 .. M Sundays Toto IL
Diseases system. nom vi atever cause
ecty for the last 40 Our readers may safely con.
sn Doctor with the OF receiving honoaole
treatment reliable Opinions common sense advcA-tAdv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

struck Carter on the bssd with piece Of marble na
tine endorsed indictments that he had exAmnS ~ "
Sncsses and was Aaned that convctfon could % he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

CONVICTION OUT or THE QUESTION
Edward Taylor the eoored waiter who
nsnsaugher in killing Eugene Carter ged yes
terday by Judge 0iderseeve the motion Of
ney MARITIME Taylor sad Carter had braw ~ No 70 West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
Prenaturely Aged

For weak lungs spitting Of blood weak stomach night
the stages OF consumption "oden .di
cal discovery Is specific by diuggistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
NEWS From TIE SUBURBS
JERSEY CITY.
NEW-lI.IkAEY.

George Faust carpenter employed building in Fig gath
st. fell Tie fourth story yesterday 'oiooh ana WAS
fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

p,oud y. tuon Amelia xsrsted HBsh b. olat1 ara 5enn
q. Iyers The object 70 furnish pecuniAU 40 I" H'
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SHIRTS TO ORDER, @ FOR So
(sold elsewhere az SOL Cali or send postal
KENNEDY 20 CortIandtst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1856 63dst Take 9th 9th Elevated r 70 6sth.st
station. Hours To ~ bto7 Diseases OF tho Nervous
System. Oenito Urinary organs Impotence and seriIlty
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NARINE INTELL[GENO
MINIATURE ALGANAO.

MINIATURE AL 1ANAU1
eun rises GA ssu OFT Moon sets ll00 Moons ago.
WATER.
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PX-ssndy Hook. lU46 Gov. Isld. lliOS Hell GATE ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

Advertisements admitted inss desc columns are
reesnnsnded - The readers 81 THE TRGBUN1
- shsrsughly reliable. snA Business - desc
~ nail with the aAversisers with pspfecs safety
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
IouIs,nnn I,IrtIons.

Nrw OrIE,Ss, Ia, Nov. e.. \ dispatch
from llouma says "On several planta-
iions cyiclions wcrc made this morning
without difficulty. laborcn from abroad
are pouring into this section 10 take the
places of the strikers Planters ar conf.
dent oi rcsuming operations this week.
The presence of the militia has had q most
Wholesome influence In preventing dis.
order aud violence A dispatch to the
Timcs.Dcmocmt from Franklin uyg
Most 0l the plantations between Paltcr.
sonyillc aud 1igcr,illc have resumed work
though ns q rule, with short force. The
men working were, IN most instances,
strikers who have pccdcd from their de.
mnnds The ratioronyillc negroes are
slll badly scared, aud many oi them NJ.
main out IN the woods" A dispatch irun
PattcnOnyillc riys that the strike IN that
section j. over, all the hands having ~.
sumcd work
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
Inc ,.nIInu. lirndY.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov. The Rallows
upon which the anarchists are TO hang has
len prepared and Is now in the basement
Of the county Jail. Purchasing Agent
Benham Was in the basement Friday to
lool, at the walls, ~ he hal been told they
wcrc defective and needed repairing. lie
found q carpenter there at work on the
galluws. The two old ones had been over.
hauled. One of them was found large
enough for three, and the other one had
been changed ior tour. The carpenter was
hired by Commissioner llcmmcimn. lie
did not work saturday, and there was mo-
noises Ia be- heard in the shop today, and
II II 90 be inferred that the gullows arr prc-
pared aud ready Tor use.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
EngeI'. Attempted suIcidc.

CncAGo, H., Nov Just before noon
today, anarchist Engcl WIS visited by DR..
j. l.. Gray. assistant county physician, to
whom the anarchist made q partial con.
irs-ion Of his attempted suicide. IN addi-
ton 10 swallowing the laudanum, Englc
said be- took sixteen more morphine pills
Friday night. Dr. Gray WIS amazed at
this intelligence, but understood why they
proved Intellectual. when Engcl said hc had
had the pills ever since hc was brought tO
the inil. That was exactly year aud a
half ago yesterday, and long since then
the pills ceased ~ have any active power.
Eng.l said he swallowed the sixteen pills
at q gulp Friday night and walked his cell
all day Saturday, expecting at any moment
t6hll down. When it grew toward night
aud the morphine had no effect lac r.
solved 10 take the laudnnum. After his
friends left in thccycning hc poured out six
Or seven tcaspoUniulls oi the poison aud
tossed Il of. Dr. Gray thinks the stud
WIS purchased in some cheap drug stov
and that in consequence IL wis adulicmtod
and very poor article oi IL kind. That Is
why the iaudanum did not take effect for
II the drug wcrr oi the right quality hall
the quantity Engcl swallowed would have
been enough 10 kill bin. The old man
was made dfowsy by the poison, that was
all. and his loud breathing was what led 10
the discovery. At iint hc said lac had been
drinking whisky, but single glance at the
pupils Oi the mans eyes was enough 10
convince Dr. limyh he had swallowed opium
IN some form. Coffee was given him, aud
be- wis made a. exert himself and move
about. The primary effect, such ~
il was, soon passed OF and left the
would.bc suicide little biz dazcd. This
forenoon hc was sleepy and confused, but
withal bit talkatiye. When he found
further conccalmcnt useless he told why
be- wanted 30 die. lie would rather die,
be- said, than 60 10 tho pcnitcntiary ior
life. aud be- would rather 60 of 10y the way
ui poison than the route orlnincd by law.
he did not think he had q fair trial. The
old man said he had only made three
speeches, and what be seemed 10 regret
most was that hc had not made thirty ~
| 300 speeches when he found hc was 10 bc
hanged for speech making Asked by Dr.
Gray how long lac had had the laudnnum
be- answered. "a long iimc,H but hc
would not tell how he got Il or who gave II
| t0 him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
tnpItRI Notes.

A report las been received that Prof.
Cushman, who has had charge Of the gov
Crnmcnt exploring expedition In southern
Arizona, has unrlrihcd a whole city thero
aud cNhumcl 1000 skeletons The loca-
ton Is about eighty miles northwest Of
Tucson, near the junction Of the Salle
river with the ella.
The report Of the board Of visitors 10 tho
military academy NJ West Point has been
submitted Ia the Secretary oi War. Tho
management Of the institution Is highly
commended, and no change is rooom-
mpndcd In the discipline of the academy.
but improved conditions Ia tho way Oh
buildings, water and lights arc considered
desirable.
Gen Sheridan yesterday morning ap-
proved the plans presented by Capt. Geo.
l.. Pond, oi the quariormastcr's depart
mcnt, for the proposed cavalry aud artil-
lery post NJ Fort Riley kas II Is pro-
pissed tO locate here an entire regiment Of
cavalry and five batteries of light artillery.
The cavalry will be- commanded by Gen.
Foryihc, Of the Fourth cavalry, aud tho
artillery by Col Wilision, Of the Third
artillery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
Natural aa. Near Nashville.

Special Dispatch 10 the Aprcai
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov :. Natural gs
was discovered late this afternoon near the
Hermitage farm, about twelve miles from
Nashville, In a quantity that encourages
greatly those drilling for II In other scc-
tions. 4 we'll was being drilled on the
farm oi &. W. Hughes, aud this evening.
ut the depth NJ 30 feet gas was struck. II
rushed ont with q hiss that was audible
several hundred feet on. A match wus
applied anil it has been burning since
The flame s several feet high and Is 20
bright that il causes a tree hall mile dis.
tant 90 cast q shadow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
A Bomb story I. Dus,cd.,

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov Soon after the
rumos Of the finding of the bombs in the
northwestern part of the city got about,
Officers Stiff and Rchm, of the Chicago
avenue station, rushed brcathlessly 10 the
central station and into Lieuts.
Stayton and Steeble's private Office. A
moment afterward Capt Schaack came
down town and joined the consultation,
and Chief Ebersol was informed that some
thing interesting was in progress, and also
joined the conference, which was kept up
for nearly an hour Meantime word was
received that the alleged dynamite bombs
were nothing more than a lot Of empty
gun-cartridgc shells which had been
thrown out by man living in the vicinity
of West, North and Western avenues, and
the consultation soon after broke up.
Lieut. Steele went into a long, close CON
sultation with the head OF well known
private detective agency. The subject OF
the conference Is unknown. Ii is denied
by Lieut.. Steele that there was any refer
ence 20 dynamite,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
From Kinds circuit court, First district.
AfhrmpI

From Kinds circuit court, First district.
Affirmed.
Mariah Portwood VS.. j. p. Alston. From
Alfalfa chancery court. Reversed.
Walter +. Lamar vs., the State, convicted
in Second district OF lind's circuit court
on n change OF venue from Yazoo county,
of assault and battery with intent TO Kill
and murder, and sentenced 90 six years ia
the penitcntary. The court says that
while there were grave errors committed
ON the trial, as shown by the record, yet it
is clear from the defendants own ,tcsti-
mony that he is guilty. Affirmed.
BY Arnold, 1.-The State cx rel vs. VI.
p. DCpcdcr Il Bro, ct al From Warren
circuit court, Reversed for new trial
A. Peterson vs. Ann T.. kithridgc ct al.
From letlorc chanccry court, Justice
Campbell dissenting. Affirmed.
John w. Lovins w, the State. Convicted
in Warren circuit court OF cNtortion in
fees as u justice OF the peace. Affirmed.
By Campbell, J,--Galcs Ephriam ct al.
w. the State. From First district oi Kinds
circuit court, being claim against the
State lor statutory reward for the arrest of
u party killing another, Reversed and
Judgment here ior the reward denied by
the court below.
Nicksburg 4 Meridian railroad company
vs. the State; convicted in Scott circuit
court Of Spstructing the public highway.
Affirmed
Same vs., same, for like olcnsc- Az
lirmcd
Il, W. Lumbly, trustee, w. J. NJ. Thom.
as. From Nazoo circuit court Affirmed.
Same vs., f. VI, Smith. From same court.
Affirmed
Same VS.. |. n, Gilruth. From same court
Reversed and rcmandcd.
Bcrnhum Hros. & Un w. W II. An
drcws K Bro; appeal from Justice OF the
Peace w. II. Harris, Of jackson, to the
first district of Ilinds circuit court and
irom said court here, barrel of Nelson
county whisky" being the subject OF liti-
CATION. Reversed. Onc Howell saloon.
keeper, who was u common debtor To the
foregoing parties, claimed the barrel Of
whisky as exempt from execution under
the statute cXcmpting $3.50 worth Of prop
crty in cities and allowing the debtor TO
elect the property 10 bc exempted. The
court decided that the debtor has right Ia
select u barrel Of whisky under said clause.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
niI,rr nccIsInns.

Jackson, Mss, Nov. Tile supreme
court tpiay rendered decisions in the fol-
lowing eases
BY Cooper, G. J.-Tenncnt, Walker
4 Co. ~. James A. Barkalalo ct a.
From Yazoo chanccry court. Affirmed.
RI. Wright ct al Vs. John q. and Il.
Sessions. From Washington ohnnccry
court Affirmed.
NJ. c. llamhrick ~. 7. J. wilkins.
From Noxubco circuit court. Reversed
aud new trial awarded.
j. B. Ross ys. Wardlow 4 RalliG.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08

Nrw ORLRANs, Nov. The southern
Pacific company's steamer Harris, Capt.
Thomas Morgan, bound from Bluodclds for
New Orleans with i.OOObunclWs Of bananas,
thirty tons Of rubber, etc. struck tho
Toro reefs at;Ei5 o'clock a. m, ON October
%, and sunk In two hours. Tier crew took ia
the boats and reached Cape Gu,cias, after
which they sailed in schooner for Bluc-
fields, where they took the steamer Harlan
aud arrived here this afternoon. The Toro
reefs are forty miles southeast Of Cape
Gmcius The Harris was built In 1865 and
was owned 10y the Southern lacinc COM
pany. There was no insurance. The vessel
and CarRu are total lOts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
Edna Mueller says She Couldn't.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov. 7.-Elna Mueller
Linggs sweetheart denied to a reporter
that she was in any way connected with
the possession Of the bombs by the fiery
young anarchist. "l could not have given
I.ingy those bombs had wanted 10, she
said. IL always talked with him at the
grating near the examining cage, and al.
most In front Of the main door. You could
not put a cigar through there, for ! tried Il
once, He told me not to feel sorry that
the cigar could not bc put through the
wire netting, for lac did not smoke"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08

their number have addressed 10 the Gov
ernor OF Illinois, public opinion would now
be much more lcnient in Judging them:
but they have been condemned because OF
their unwillingness to conform to the
standard that they now set forth them
selves"
The Boston Post saws.
The expressions OF the appeals OF the
anarchists are undoubtedly sincere so far
as they show that at least the llaymarkct
murderers have reached full understand
ing OF their desperate situation Beyond
this there is nothing. The discovery of Il
collection OF bombs in the cells of the men
yesterday is sufficient commentary upon
the sincerity OF these professions of harm
less purpose"
The other Boston morning papers make
no comments.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
The eo,ernor Leaves for memphis.

Special Dispatch ip thc Appeal
NAnNnir. Tenn, Nov Gov rayloI
found Il impossible to fulfil his engage
ment 10 speak In Ohio. lie left ior Mem
phis tonighJ lu attend the meeting Of th,
American public health association, which
meets iu .lal city tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
u.,,.,ea "a nave nee. Lost.

IINnt1oy, Ont, Nov. The schooner
Bessie Berwick, wheat laden, from Port
Arthur iur Kingston, Is q week oycnluc at
Sault Ste. Marie, and II is believed she has
gone down with al hands. Capt Thomas
Murray aud o. Gallagher, Thomas VI.
Gallagher and q. Daccy, scamcn, all Of ~.
Catherine. sESr fmong the crew. II o.
Mckay, OF n. Jiiy, Is the owner Of the
..l......
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
A Sensible Man.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Nov. THE Hon.
Wiley l.. Jones, Democratic representa-
tive from Springfield district, who received
n request from Chicago members of the
United Labor party to assist them in pre-
scnting n petition for clemency to Gov.
Oglcsby, said today he had decided TO take
no action with the committee. Courts
have passed upon the law and evidence in
the case" said he, "and the same law
which gives them the power 10 thus adju-
dicate, also confcrs upon the Governor the
right TO intcrpose commutation or pardon.
The Governor should be broad enough in
his views TO grasp the situation as now pre-
sented and let his action be such as will
tend to command the respect for law and
the confidence in our public servants. An
archism and the cause of labor are as
widely separated as heaven and hadcs. As
TO how the Governor will dispose OF the
case do not know. | think four-iifths of
the people in this country favor the execu-
ton Of the sentenced"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
SHOOTING AFFAIR AT LEXINGTON.
w. J. Grace and W. l., KERN Quarrel nt
n Barbecue.

Special Dispatch Ia the Appeal
IExiNGroN, Miss, Nov. While ut a
barbecue given last Saturday near here,
W. l.. KERN aud W. ], Grace, who are
political opponents, allowed there impulses
To get away with their better judgment.
Political feeling WIS running high, aud
some angry words passed between the
parties mentioned, which led TO the firing
Of several shots and the wounding Of
Grace aud q man by the name OF II. Ray.
nor. II is claimed by some witnesses that
Grace gave the first insult, aud that KERN
was fired upon twice 10y party unknown,
and once Wy Grace after which hc shot
Grace breaking the lattrr's leg above the
knee, inniciing q wound which may ncccs-
state anpulntion. II IL claimed 10y olhcr
that KERN Was the uggnssoI and fired th,
fntslu.tg
Grnce's shot inflicted aHcsh wound In
Rnynors leg A shot nlao struck man
named Williamson In the hand. Il is
said when the shooting ended but one
chamber of kcirn's pistol was discharged.
For while II looked m Il general dill
Guilty would cnsuc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08

Iuarc rh.rmn. Nus, Npolou,...

ArL,NrA, Ca, Nov The speech Of
cx Senator Thurman In Columbus, O.,
ON Gen. Henry Il. jackson, has created
much comment here. Gen. jackson to-
night furnished the Constitution with the
following card:
MAuiruA. ca. Nov T. isST.
Mrsr. ll'iufs The ftttsmeuts which Judge
Thurman T. fuIpurl b. have made about me ~
tulumhua o.. 10 the oant that "Gfu,cr Glove
llud urrallcd me irim nay ulssiun ~ MrNlru, and
his iutimatnn that was fcetllcd bC,ausr rot
tun drunk thyfc 10 DE- ol any usr ar uiiJfly lnlsr
aud destitute ~ The slightest foundation In fact
WIS not r',allci yxrtpi 10 my own vIurst I
pHiEucl If Wy own NulIiluu, Without suggestion
truW ruE one to- rrusuus perfectly slilsiaDiUn to
myself NJ fussIstiun. thus tsudrrrd Whs not
rffrWrl lur months IudTr Thurman ufihrr
states that ihH luflicrt aud the Democratic Party
have no nurr malignant enemy iu ihu luiiri
States than u which L. rluilly false have tuo
high ryspnHi trr julrc l,uunHus rhimrirf tn
doubt that hr NiIi bc quiet a. Durrrt th,sc Efuss
misrepresentation Which. % hr made thru nt 90.
ruu uut tsiirtr hc would have knowingly made
luun, NUfy UulE iilNuf IT, lAtA"Ns
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08

Cmc,oo, H., Nov PROF saltcr has
procured n statement signed by all the im.
prisoncd anarchists except Lngg, 10 the
effect that they regard him (Linggl ~ a
munomaniac, aud have had no intercourse
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
nm IArr lrsrIcr woona.

There wcp no decisions of pubic im-
poriancc rendered 10y the United States
supreme count today Attorney General
Garland presented the resolution adopted
hy thc bar association ON the death of JUS
iicr Woods, and addressed the court,
highly culogzing the late Justice. Tho
chief Justice responded as follows I'VE
nru grateful 10 the bar for this tribute TO
the memory of our laio associate. What
hus been said IL no more than X Just, and
1t meets our hearty approval. Mr. Justice
Woods WIS taken from ms IN the midst Of
his usp iunr.s, but the record oi his ju-
dirinl lifr ~ chancellor for the middle di-
vision pf Alabama, ~ cirruit judge for tho
finh Judicial cipuii of the United States,
aud ~ au associate justice ol this court.
extends over O period OF nearly twenty
ycam oi the must active service. Very
suun after be- took his scat un the bench oi
th, cirruit court lac WIS compelled to deal
with questions oi the highest importance,
novel IN their character aud applicable 10 q
now orlcr ui thing, among thosc whose
rights Wrrc involved. How well hc met
them, and with what ability lac exercised
the duties Oi lis office. Is shown by the re-
purIs ol his judgment aud hy the esteem
IN which hc was held by nll throughout
the entire field Of his labors. lie brought
Ia this court u lnrgc Judicial experience,
aud lrum the beginning hc was jealous in
his work and faithful In every duty. He
was an upright man and Just Judge"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
He Presents tho Resolution Adopted
by tho Bar Association.
He Addresses the Court, Highly
Bulogizing the Late Jurist.
Mr.. Chief Justice Waite Responds
In Words of Gratitude.
The News OF Sword Bearers Death
Confirmed by Gen. Terry-Demo-
cratic Clerks Go Home to
Voto-Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Gen. John @.
Black, commissioner Of pensions, will
leave Washington tomorrow on tour To
Inspect the soldiers homes in the west,
and especially to visit the Pacific coast to
assist in selecting the site for the new
branch home provided by act Of Congress
TO be established there. Tho rest of the
party will consist Of the managers Of
homes Gen. Franklin, Gen. Woley,
Gen, Mcmahon, Gen. 4. Whytc, Gen.
Martin, Of Kansas; ex-senator Scwcll, Col.
Harris, Of Ohio; and Capt. Mitchell, Of
Milwaukee,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
SWORD NEARER CERTAINLY KILLED.


The war department has received tele-
gram from Gen. Terry, stating that he is in
receipt OF the following dispatch from Gen.
Kruger, under date of Crow Agency, NJ. T.,
November 3: "Dcmandedth surrender Of
refractory Crows today from chiefs. They
did not deliver them in the time fixed ON.
Attempted arrests aud smart skirmish fol-
lowed. The principal offender, Sword
Bearer, was killed, and three others Of his
followers Some OF parties escaped will
probably come In. Nearly all who wero
originally at agency arr in and very sub
missiyc. One corporal killed, ten privates
wounded and behavior OF troops excel
lent"
The Secretary Of the Interior, late this
afternoon, received the following telegram
from Indian Inspector Armstrong, at tho
Crow agency IN Montana, dated today:
Refractory Indians all delivered and in
guard house, bat one lie will bc deliv-
cred tonight. The leader was killed in a
skirmi,h Yesterday. Balance Of Crows in
camp quiet aud submissive. No moro
trouble need bc feared. Tho Crows will
ho praccablc aud conlontcd In future.
The whole matter has been we'll managed
aud successfully terminated 10y the troops.
Gen Rugcr agrees with me IN the supges-
ton that the prisoners hc sent to Fort
Smelling at once aud held until further
disposition Ia decided upon"